VOICED : Sobrevivira Blackberry

BlackBerry, once a leader in smartphone manufacturing, is exploring strategic options, including a potential sale, due to declining sales. Analyst Jeff Kagan notes the company's inability to sell new devices. BlackBerry was a crucial tool for executives in the early 2000s but faced a downturn after the iPhone's 2007 launch. The company's stock has plummeted from $200 to around $10 per share.

What strategic option is BlackBerry considering to increase its value?

• Launching a new smartphone model

• Partnering with a tech giant

• Exploring a sale to third parties

• Entering the tablet market

Which event marked the beginning of BlackBerry's decline in sales?

• The global financial crisis

• The launch of Android phones

• The introduction of the iPhone

• The rise of social media

Who commented on the potential end of BlackBerry due to insufficient sales of new devices?

• A BlackBerry executive

• A market analyst

• A financial advisor

• A tech journalist

What was BlackBerry's stock price at its peak?

• $50

• $100

• $200

• $300

As of the latest report, what is the approximate trading value of BlackBerry's stock?

• $50

• $5

• $10

• $100